Service penetrations
Cables, cable trays, conduits, pipes, ducts and mixed services through fire barriers.
Independent Firestopping Inspections
FIRESTOPPING INSPECTIONS.
Inspection of compartmentation and service penetration sealing.
We inspect passive fire protection around service penetrations, linear gaps and compartment lines, helping clients understand what has been installed, what is missing and what requires remediation.
What we inspect
We focus on locations where failures are often hidden or difficult to manage.
Risers and service cupboards
Vertical and horizontal service routes, shafts, cupboards and high-risk interfaces.
Linear joints and wall heads
Head-of-wall seals, perimeter gaps, construction joints and movement joints.
Fire batt and sealant systems
Visible suitability, continuity, installation quality and condition.
Collars, wraps and dampers
Interfaces around pipe collars, wraps, ducts, dampers and sleeves.
Evidence and labels
Product records, installation labels, photographic evidence and inspection registers.
What the report includes
Clear location-by-location information for clients and contractors.
- Photographic evidence for each issue
- Location references and inspection notes
- Compliance observations and risk-prioritised actions
- Practical remedial recommendations
- Clear summary for responsible persons and project teams
FAQs
Quick answers to common client questions.
Do you inspect above ceilings and risers?
Yes, where access is available and included within the agreed scope.
Can you specify remedial works?
Yes. Moore Fire can turn inspection findings into practical remedial scope recommendations.
Do you install firestopping?
No. Moore Fire remains independent and does not install.
Can you review contractor evidence?
Yes. We can review photographic evidence, product information and location records against the project requirements.